Election fraud occurred in Arizona, as confirmed by the State Secretary (Video Evidence)

In the heart of the United States, Arizona has found itself at the centre of a heated debate over voter suppression and election fraud. The events unfolded during the Presidential Preference Election on March 22, 2016.

The hearing on this matter took place on March 29, 2016, with Secretary of State Michele Reagan testifying about multiple unintended failures that occurred on the Secretary of State's website. The website, designed to accommodate the influx of voters, failed to deliver, causing long queues and frustration among the citizens.

Reagan also acknowledged that voter registration information was tampered with ahead of the election. This revelation was met with concern, as it raised questions about the integrity of the voting process.

In Maricopa County, the number of polling places was drastically reduced over the years. From 400 in 2008, the number was slashed to 200 in 2012 and then to 60 in 2016. This reduction led to thousands of voters waiting more than six hours to cast a ballot. Some voters, including those with disabilities, were unable to cast a ballot due to lack of accommodations.

The Arizona legislature made the decision to shut down the hearing, despite many disenfranchised voters waiting for hours to have their turn to speak. This decision was met with outrage from the citizens, who are now demanding a federal investigation into the election fiasco.

Anonymous, the hacktivist collective, has taken an interest in the matter. They are trying to determine if the voter database was hacked and have released preliminary results of their investigation. They have confirmed 151 voters whose party affiliation was altered ahead of the Arizona primary. Of these voters, 12 were Republicans, 139 were Democrats, and one had unidentified party affiliation.

Geoff Woods of Phoenix Rising Media testified that his organization is aware of at least 4,000 people whose party affiliation was changed. However, there is no available information about who conducted the change of voter party affiliation in Arizona before the primary.

One particularly troubling incident involved a poll worker testifying that the system in her district attempted to force her to give Republican ballots to Democratic voters throughout the day. This alleged manipulation of the voting process has raised serious concerns about the fairness of the election.

In a shocking turn of events, at least one person was arrested as hundreds of citizens looked on in disbelief. The exact circumstances surrounding the arrest are not clear.

Fox 10 in Phoenix uploaded the entire hearing to YouTube in two parts, allowing the public to view the testimonies and discussions that took place. The videos provide a comprehensive overview of the issues raised during the hearing.

As the investigation continues, the citizens of Arizona are left waiting for answers and assurances that their votes were fairly counted. The events in Arizona serve as a stark reminder of the importance of a fair and transparent voting process.

Election fraud occurred in Arizona, as confirmed by the State Secretary (Video Evidence)